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Think about how many cool videos are made with the Go Pro. Snowboarding videos, skydiving videos, etc. Now think about how cool it would be to have the type of
by JacobJans 12y ago
Think about how many cool videos are made with the Go Pro. Snowboarding videos, skydiving videos, etc.
Now think about how cool it would be to have the type of frozen fly-around video that you see in moves like The Matrix. In fact, it should be super easy to create such a thing. Instead of just a photo, why can't we have a frozen moment in time, virtually in 3d?
In fact, I first thought of this idea in terms of wedding photography (an industry in need of a lot of innovation, btw.)
What I propose is a "string of cameras" that you can easily place anywhere, and will simultaneously shoot a photo. All of those photos are then instantly turned into a video.
Cameras have become low-cost enough that a product like this could be produced at a mass market price. Yes, it is a niche product, but so is the Go Pro. But, the best argument for this idea is that it would be really damn fun to play with one.
Someone, please steal this idea. All I ask is that you make it happen.
- goshx 12y agoHere is a very good example of the use of what you are describing: http://bigfreeze.com/demo/ http://bigfreeze.com/demo/
- lukejduncan 12y agoIt'd be pretty sweet combined with something like Oculus.
- nmikz 12y agoThis came to my mind when I read your post (360 pics taken with many phones): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD26Mrf1mck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD26Mrf1mck